Joseph Gardner Bartlett (25 August 1872 – 11 November 1927)[1] was a prominent American genealogist, whose work focused on colonial New England and the English origins of colonial families.
Trained as an architect at MIT, he gave up architecture for genealogy in his thirties.
His best-known works include two genealogies of the Stone family (published 1918 and 1926) and The Henry Adams Genealogy (1927), which treated the family of Henry Adams, immigrant ancestor of the two American presidents by this surname.
[2] In 1920, Bartlett was elected as a member of the Cambridge Historical Society.
[3] Memoir of Joseph Gardner Bartlett, New England Historical and Genealogical Register, 83 (1929): 108-110.